Re: [orca-list] using orca with social media

[Krishnakant <krmane openmailbox org>]

Well it is combination of every thing.
If facebook had followed a few more accessibility guidelines, then life 
would have been better.
I am building a web application and there are a few moderately intence 
ajax calls and javascripting is at work.
But 99% of all that works very well with Orca.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.

On Wednesday 04 May 2016 11:05 PM, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel wrote:
> Dear,
> I can confirm, that classic facebook WEB site
> www.facebook.com
> Uses too many dynamic WEB content and that too many Java script code 
> is being running. And Java script engine, which is The part of every 
> WEB browser allocate many CPU resources. And because screen readers 
> call browser build in accessibility support. it is problem.
> What with this?
> Use
> m.facebook.com
> For as many Facebook related operation as possible.
> Tryto accept, that build in Gnome Facebook support will never work fo 
> many years after Gnome stable release update.
> I know, that
> m.facebook.com
> Can not be used for some popular Facebook operations such as uploading 
> video to The time line of The profile or Facebook page.
>
> The situation will change, when somebody will manufacture 8 core CPUS, 
> and if screen readers programmers will be able to use CPU cores to 
> allow CPU intensive operations.
> For now, I do not know, how Linux kernel manages individualCPU cores. 
> I think, that Linux kernel, and other desktop environment crucial 
> parts combine cores as efficiently as possible.
>
> So according to my opinion, before browsers, screen readers build in 
> accessibility support will not be able to combine individual CPU cores 
> by using multi threading programmes approach, we will face such issues 
> like with Facebook WEB site for ever.
>
> It is not only problem of Lnux environment.
> Facebook uses many dynamic content and Javascriptcomplex codes. So for 
> best access, visually impaired user can use Android Facebook application.
>
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